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Hunger Games

April 4, 2014
By Anonymous

“The Hunger Games “the first book of a whole series, I don’t think it was written at its best. I got confused, had to go back and read. It’s about post apoloylic America. It’s divided in 12 distracts. The story is based around a young brave girl Katinis and her friend Gabe.

They pick two kids from each distract, and Prim Katinis’s sister gets pick to fight in the hunger games and Katinis interjects and she gets to fight in the Hunger games. The book got a little confusing so she fights for her friends and family back in distract 12. They pick a boy and a girl. The boy was Peta who was chosen for the Hunger games.

They fight and fight for food for their distract. They kill each other and hurt each other to win the games. I didn’t like the book. It was confusing, distracting, hard to understand. If you like the “Hunger Games” good for you, but I didn’t like it at all.
I don’t understand why everyone is obsessed with it

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